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Power Shifts to States in Crypto Enforcement

Plus does reduced white collar enforcement also mean fewer follow-on corporate and securities lawsuits?

"Every Major White-Collar Group is Concerned That There Will Be a Significant Slowdown"

Plus a potential SEC crackdown on publicly-traded Chinese companies.

Weekly Update from Securities Docket for April 12, 2025

Plus some stray Tweets from last week.

DOJ, SEC Charge CEO Over Fake AI That Was Actually Human Workers in the Philippines

Plus have you consulted with your financial advisor about your upcoming inheritance of Fartcoin?

Confirmed: Paul Atkins Will Be Next SEC Chair

Plus the DOJ bars its attorneys from participating in ABA events.

“The Department of Justice is Not a Digital Assets Regulator”

Plus Paul Atkins may be confirmed as SEC Chair tonight.

"Fake News" About Pause in Tariffs Causes Multi-Trillion Dollar Spike in Stock Market

Plus farewell to the DOJ's cryptocurrency enforcement unit.

“What Branch of Government Does the SEC Fall Under?”

Plus what the Big Law firms fighting Trump's executive orders have in common.

Weekly Update from Securities Docket for April 5, 2025

Plus some stray tariff Tweets from last week.

Atkins Nomination for SEC Chair Approved by Senate Banking Committee, Moves On to Full Senate

Plus why "North Korean hackers are playing a different game than anyone else."

SEC Reorganizes Regional Offices, Says "Current Management Structure Simply Cannot be Sustained"

Plus the two top leaders of the SEC's FCPA unit are reportedly leaving the agency.